Open Call For Applications: Art, Technology, and Data Visualisation
Deadline:
Sun Oct 11, 2015 23:59
Location:
Berlin,
Germany
An interesting opportunity for Data Lovers! http://schoolofma.org/
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe has an open call for applicants for our November programme in Berlin. Fab instructors include Nicholas Felton (Feltron Report!), Stefanie Posavec (Dear Data!), Miriam Quick (data researcher working w/Information is Beautiful & Wired UK) plus studio tours and talks with many other wonderful designers, and data analysts.
If you want to work better and more creatively with data sets, check it out! Applications accepted until Sunday, 11th October.
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe has an open call for applicants for our November programme in Berlin. Fab instructors include Nicholas Felton (Feltron Report!), Stefanie Posavec (Dear Data!), Miriam Quick (data researcher working w/Information is Beautiful & Wired UK) plus studio tours and talks with many other wonderful designers, and data analysts.
If you want to work better and more creatively with data sets, check it out! Applications accepted until Sunday, 11th October.
SCHOOL OF MACHINES, MAKING & MAKE-BELIEVE FACTS AND FICTIONS IN THE AGE OF DATA FALL 2015 PROGRAM
Deadline:
Sun Sep 27, 2015 23:59
Location:
Berlin,
Germany
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
Call for applications | Facts and Fictions in the Age of Data: Art, Technology, and Data Visualisation
PROGRAM DATES: 2 November - 27 November 2015
Early application deadline: 13 September 2015
Regular application deadline: 27 September 2015
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
ACUD MACHT NEU
Veteranenstraße 21.
10119 Berlin Mitte
info@schoolofma.org
schoolofma.org
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School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe is excited to announce 'Facts and Fictions in the Age of Data: Art, Technology, and Data Visualisation', an exploration at the intersection of technology, art, design and human connection.
How can we create meaningful experiences using data to explore the facts and fictions of our modern-day lives? How can a thoughtful and more personal exploration of data visualisation and storytelling provide us new ways of understanding the world around us and ourselves? In this four-week program we'll take a hands-on, creative and analytical approach to exploring these questions and more, learning data visualisation and storytelling from the ground up in a variety of conceptual, digital, and physical formats.
Well-known professionals in the field of data visualisation will lead intensive workshops over a four week period in Berlin, Germany. From concept to sketching, using various data-collection techniques, working with data-sets and crafting stories from them, we’ll provide a unique and in-depth opportunity to learn the fundamentals of this new and emerging field. Final exhibition of work to be shown in Berlin.
This is a unique opportunity to work with data while learning the ins- and outs of data visualisation and storytelling in a four-week full-time intensive program.
To learn more, ask questions and submit an application, visit http://schoolofma.org.
APPLY NOW before spaces run out!
Call for applications | Facts and Fictions in the Age of Data: Art, Technology, and Data Visualisation
PROGRAM DATES: 2 November - 27 November 2015
Early application deadline: 13 September 2015
Regular application deadline: 27 September 2015
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
ACUD MACHT NEU
Veteranenstraße 21.
10119 Berlin Mitte
info@schoolofma.org
schoolofma.org
..........................................................................................................................................................................................
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe is excited to announce 'Facts and Fictions in the Age of Data: Art, Technology, and Data Visualisation', an exploration at the intersection of technology, art, design and human connection.
How can we create meaningful experiences using data to explore the facts and fictions of our modern-day lives? How can a thoughtful and more personal exploration of data visualisation and storytelling provide us new ways of understanding the world around us and ourselves? In this four-week program we'll take a hands-on, creative and analytical approach to exploring these questions and more, learning data visualisation and storytelling from the ground up in a variety of conceptual, digital, and physical formats.
Well-known professionals in the field of data visualisation will lead intensive workshops over a four week period in Berlin, Germany. From concept to sketching, using various data-collection techniques, working with data-sets and crafting stories from them, we’ll provide a unique and in-depth opportunity to learn the fundamentals of this new and emerging field. Final exhibition of work to be shown in Berlin.
This is a unique opportunity to work with data while learning the ins- and outs of data visualisation and storytelling in a four-week full-time intensive program.
To learn more, ask questions and submit an application, visit http://schoolofma.org.
APPLY NOW before spaces run out!
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe Fall 2015 program - Fabricating Empathy
Deadline:
Sun Aug 09, 2015 23:59
Location:
Berlin,
Germany
School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe is excited to announce 'Fabricating Empathy: Art, Technology, and Outer Space', an exploration into the intersection of technology, art, design and human emotion. Expert instructors stemming from RCA in London will lead workshops over a four week period in Berlin, Germany covering all aspects of digital fabrication, including 3D modelling, machining, and speculative design methodologies. Final work will be shown in Berlin and as part of London Design Week.
How can we create meaningful experiences using technology to explore the very, very distant corners of the universe? How can speculative exploration of outer space provide new ways of understanding ourselves? In this program, we'll journey to explore possible future scenarios, crafting artefacts destined to capture, manufacture, and re-enact human emotions in space.
This is a unique opportunity to learn the ins- and outs of digital fabrication, explore the limits of your own imagination and have your work shown in both Berlin and London.
Dates of the program: 31 August - 27 September 2015
Early bird applications end July 26
To learn more, ask questions and submit an application, visit http://schoolofma.org.
APPLY NOW before spaces run out!
How can we create meaningful experiences using technology to explore the very, very distant corners of the universe? How can speculative exploration of outer space provide new ways of understanding ourselves? In this program, we'll journey to explore possible future scenarios, crafting artefacts destined to capture, manufacture, and re-enact human emotions in space.
This is a unique opportunity to learn the ins- and outs of digital fabrication, explore the limits of your own imagination and have your work shown in both Berlin and London.
Dates of the program: 31 August - 27 September 2015
Early bird applications end July 26
To learn more, ask questions and submit an application, visit http://schoolofma.org.
APPLY NOW before spaces run out!
